Tag Archives: vertigo

BLAZING NEW TRAILS, STRAIGHT INTO HELL. WHY JOHN CONSTANTINE BELONGS ON YOUR BOOKSHELF [REVIEW]

Posted on February 15, 2012 by Adam vanLangenberg

I like magicians. I like the way they know what card I picked. I like the number of doves they can hide in a single jacket. I like their beards. Most of all, I like that they don’t perform demonic … Continue reading →

Posted in Comics, Reviews | Tagged alan moore, brian azarello, constantine, dc comics, garth ennis, hellblazer, jamie delano, vertigo, warren ellis | Leave a comment

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN VERTIGO COMICS AND YOUR MUM

Posted on January 2, 2012 by Adam vanLangenberg

There are two types of people in this world. Those who know about DC comics and your mum. Out of the first type, there are those who are aware of the soul-poundingly vivid Vertigo imprint and those who like … Continue reading →